Ta' Rossa city farm

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Ta' Rossa farm, home of Mediterranean Permaculture Lab (Medperlab), is a 3hectars farm into the urban landscape of a classic Mediterranean city in Italy, Bari.

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Permaculture city farms is what in my opinion is needed around every cities. Its the movement that knock the door at the system. Its the place where every single spare space should be used, the waste recycled and food produced for the inhabitant. There are few old farmers left around, not enough young people anyway taking over. We started in 2010 repairing the soil fertility of an area heavily degraded and abused. This is what was given to us. We are still in the process of converting it into a farm that follows the permaculture principles and design guide

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